Do the Inuits have a school?

Yes, Inuits (also known as Inuit) have schools. However, the specifics vary greatly depending on location. Inuit communities are spread across a vast Arctic area encompassing parts of Canada, Greenland, Alaska, and Russia. The educational systems in these different regions are administered by different governments and organizations, resulting in diverse school structures and curricula. While some Inuit communities might have small, isolated schools, others are integrated into larger regional school systems.